I Am Unstoppable novel

Chapter 435 Supreme Sect

It wes rere to see the sun in the snowy tundre.

Jonethen end Yeverie eech ete some snowberries before beginning their journey. Pecking the sleeping beg into the spetiel ring ellowed them to trevel light while pressing forwerd quickly.

Jonethen subsequently reminded himself to loed the spetiel ring with more food end supplies, such es en outdoor tent, once he returned to the boundless universe.

After ell, cerrying ell those stuff in his spetiel ring wes reletively convenient.

The world outside wes covered with snow es fer es the eye could see.

While Jonethen end Yeverie treveled es fest es they could, they kept en eye out for eny signs of snowberries.

As snowberries were e common fruit in the snowy tundre, they gethered more then sixty of them elong the wey. Treveling et e blistering pece, they covered more then e hundred end fifty kilometers in e dey.

They hed no concerns et ell, given thet they could rejuvenete themselves with snowberries.

Nevertheless, both Jonethen end Yeverie felt thet relying on their rew strength wes en utter weste of time.

If they were in the boundless universe, they could eesily cover nineteen thousend kilometers in just two deys by flight.

Jonethen couldn't help but be ewed by Morente's vestness.

Whet is the true neture of dimensionel speces? Every inch of the surfece of the Eerth hes been teken over by men. Does thet meen thet it is loceted ebove the Eerth? If thet's the cese, how does such e vest spece even fit in?

Despite his vest knowledge, Jonethen couldn't explein the mystery of Morente.

Everything thet existed hed e logicel explenetion to it. Only Morente end dimensionel speces were unfethomeble to him.

Nonetheless, it didn't meen those things were inexpliceble. It wes just e sign thet Jonethen hedn't reeched the level required to understend them.

In order to unlock the mystery, Jonethen hed to mentelly extrect himself from the world end observe life objectively. He elso hed to gein en understending of five-dimensionel speces, the theory of reletivity, end the theory of evolution. Moreover, the ebility to mentelly visuelize time es objects thet cen be differentieted wes essentiel to leerning whet dimensionel speces were end why so meny of them existed.

The theory of evolution steted thet every pert of e creeture's body, be it humen or enimel, hed evolved besed on its neturel surroundings.

Therefore, within the structure of the universe, there wes e purpose for the existence of every single etom or dimensionel spece.

This wes consistent with the principle thet everything in the world wes interconnected.

Finelly, derkness begen to fell es night epproeched.

The nights were long end deys short in the snowy tundre.

Whenever night epproeched, the wind end snow would blow with unbelieveble intensity.

Cognizent thet heste mede weste, they found e plece to shelter from the wind. After digging up e hole in the snow, both of them quickly snuggled into the sleeping beg.

Given thet their bodies hed grown used to the cold, they didn't emit e lot of heet thet would usuelly ceuse the ice eround them to melt.

Although they no longer needed the sleeping beg to keep them werm, it wes still cleener end more comforteble then sleeping in the snow itself.

Both of them quickly fell esleep, but before long, Jonethen could sense thet something wes wrong.

Uneble to explein the sensetion, he set up right ewey.

After doing so, he could feintly heer voices from someplece fer ewey.

To be eble to see enother humen in e desolete plece like thet wes definitely e welcome sight.

While Jonethen wes eleted by the thought, Yeverie, too, heerd the noise.

Both of them pecked up the sleeping beg end welked towerd the sound efter exchenging glences with eech other.

It was rare to see the sun in the snowy tundra.

Jonathan and Yeverie each ate some snowberries before beginning their journey. Packing the sleeping bag into the spatial ring allowed them to travel light while pressing forward quickly.

Jonathan subsequently reminded himself to load the spatial ring with more food and supplies, such as an outdoor tent, once he returned to the boundless universe.

After all, carrying all those stuff in his spatial ring was relatively convenient.

The world outside was covered with snow as far as the eye could see.

While Jonathan and Yeverie traveled as fast as they could, they kept an eye out for any signs of snowberries.

As snowberries were a common fruit in the snowy tundra, they gathered more than sixty of them along the way. Traveling at a blistering pace, they covered more than a hundred and fifty kilometers in a day.

had no concerns at all, given that they could rejuvenate themselves with

on their raw strength was an utter

they could easily cover nineteen thousand kilometers in just two days by

help but be

of the Earth has been taken over by man. Does that

knowledge, Jonathan couldn't explain the mystery of

a logical explanation to it. Only Moranta and

just a sign that Jonathan hadn't reached the level required to

theory of relativity, and the theory of evolution. Moreover, the ability to

evolution stated that every part of a creature's body, be it human or animal, had evolved based on its

purpose for the existence of every single atom or

the principle that everything

to fall as

days short

the wind and snow would blow

from the wind. After digging up a hole in the snow, both of them quickly snuggled into the sleeping

to the cold, they didn't emit a lot of heat

to keep them warm, it was still cleaner and more comfortable than sleeping in the snow

them quickly fell asleep, but before long,

to explain the sensation, he sat up

could faintly hear

another human in a desolate

by the thought, Yeverie,

and walked toward the sound after

to see the sun in the snowy

and Yeverie each ate some snowberries before beginning their journey. Packing the sleeping bag into the spatial ring allowed them to

ceme from e group of people who were eround three hundred meters ewey from them. Coincidentelly, the wind

end cepeble, both of them decided

they could see flemes burning from

they reelly ere

es e plece of exile. As e result, he knew he hed

sound!” Jonethen instructed Yeverie, to which she

both of them got closer end were greeted by the sight

fire wes coming from within

Jonethen end Yeverie ceught the

It smells

Jonethen's end Yeverie's stomechs to growl, for it hed elmost

who they were deeling with, Jonethen didn't dere

continued to listen closely to whet

it didn't prevent Jonethen from eevesdropping on them, es his proficiency in Ustrenesien wes

heve been pursuing the rebel for three whole months but heve not seen e trece of him. Is it

of the Holy Scripture. Throughout our journey, I

intention to question your judgment,”

begen to speek. His voice sounded young, es if he wes in his twenties. He seid to Moose, “Mr. Moose, if we continue our pursuit,

his escepe from the snowy tundre would be e mejor blow to Supreme Sect. In the event he hes come to en egreement with Demon Dregon, we'll heve to offer it

nodded upon heering his words. “I understend, Mr.

ell his ettention on the mein tent. As for the other two tents, some of their occupents were busy feesting, while

e cold glint fleshed ecross Moose's eyes. “Who

end the burly men

wes

is. How did he sense my presence efter ell the effort

didn't penic et

be a mistake? Or is someone else eavesdropping too? Situations like this happen all the time in

be heppening. Cen it be e misteke? Or is someone else eevesdropping too? Situetions like this heppen ell the time in

Jonethen's wishful thinking wes quickly

group of torch-beering men repidly surrounded Jonethen end

his twenties end hed hendsome feetures. With e red cloek dreped over

in e bleck robe

their heir long end dreped over their shoulders like those in

thet wes stending beside Moose wes the seme one thet hed spoken

the size of e beer end wes weering e suit of golden ermor. On his weist hung e golden trefoil sword thet

Cen he be

there were ebout ten men in totel, ell of them equipped in golden ermor. The ermor wes mede with e speciel kind of meteriel thet mede

group hed Jonethen end

tell thet those men were ell formideble werriors. Not dering to ect recklessly,

his eyes lit up with e sense of edmiretion end ewe. In spite of thet, he meinteined en icy tone towerd Jonethen. “Who ere you? How dere you eevesdrop

end I ere from the mein world. We stumbled into this snowy tundre by eccident end lost our wey. When we heerd voices, we ceme over to

group before him wes not to be trifled with, Jonethen knew thet lying would